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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

as~ . e1ssk ~ssssa cart ssssd Hss Em.
aE9ses-s Henes.


pkssesss Henes
Myrtle ilEarss jssi assEt sxeei
sixseea. wsrAs Ter Charles AoCzsth. TIE
xell-ksesa caste dealer II Paris tow n
salpL Tuesday ssszins Nj AID Mrs Mo-
orsth drove ~ lhis city, leaving Myrtle 81
acme 10 AXE care sf tie chilsrsa, In ths
twilight he girl ealks5 eel IA treat 81 shs
ksuss looking ~ Mr.. hcorstk Q refar =.
wheD che LsSfd . sel& Ia iAs
hoass ss II sosne o&s ~ss
naeFinE assut cautiously. She fheAft'
soIns q the chiisrsn we're getting ints Sls-
cAief. kns wsEf late tae kous< saietiss
intending e surprise them. she he1rS
shusfsins noiss IL Mr krCxth Z bedroom
sne starred 10 spen tie door. NJ sooner
had ksr hand senched she fnes ttsn TIE
door Eew open sna . desperate looking
tramp stood sefors her. Both we're equally
tsksn by safprise. Ayrtie wss tie fAFsi,
however. 10 recover Ser seif possession sh :
her quick eye detected large roll ei green
backs 10 The mans hand She reooEnlAeo
TIE roll a. one belonging C. Af. hc~@rtn'
which tie tramp had ta6eD frem the ph-
reSu drawer and with . rspss nseSsAaep :
abe gEssbsd the money and rsn CUT q the
house. She slont leok back snc never
stopped until abe reached the house 81 ths
nearest neig hbor, . quarter OF nliie away
She Immediately returned with stsefA.
men. but The tramp had gone, nor couiq
anything be fouod missing about the
pfeuises
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15
At TIE FAIR GROUNDS.
Putting Thises 20 Rixbts fer the nsstine
Next Week

A reporter who visited the Fair Grounds
yesterday afternoon found force Of men.
With teams and wseons saws, hammers.
shevels, rakes. brooms and pitchforss.
busily engaged in putting things 10 r1rats
for the piath annual meeting Of ths West
ern Michigan Agricultural aud Industrial
Society. which commenees DeKt Monday
The halls have been opened. .ths cobwsbs
brushed down aud the litter ieft from last
year exhibition 10 being ckrted away. The
same may be said of the horse and oaule
stalls, the sheep and swine pens. and the
sheds booths and grand stssds Ia short.
the grounds are undergoing thoroafh
cleaning and overhsuling, aud ey Saturday
will be as clean and neat IS IL is possible 10
make them.
A large number of horses entered In ths
speed department are on the grounds az q
being worked daily on the track which Lss
been put in first class condition. Several
wagon loads Of farm machinery were
hauled 10 the grounds yesterday afternoon
and large amount Of il will arrive today
and tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

MsDEsoS. Wis, sept i4-ConzAndsr-in-
Chief Fsirchild says be = not a candissts
for reelection ~ tie coming meeting. and
has ~ expressed himself - hundreds Of the
veferens s1o sre urxiax him ~ stand fsr
re-eierfi0s, especially se they we're sr xiozS
ne sbould be indicsled, e1t Cen Fsirchfd
SAYS be czBrot sf1rd 10 doasf. smother
year to the duties Of Comrnsnder-ia-Chi<
which are such A. - consune a. as tine
- snur- exclusion - ai< pFsv.Se intsrssss
Hs sss as idss vhe vli s1ceesd hia-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

At Detroit RnHr
Detrsass--------s lib % o
Bastsriss-Baldwin and Bennett, Conway and
Kelly.
At Chicsgo-
Chicseo....-..0 1 2 077 OIL y :
FhHaceip ph.a-e 2 0 0 o S-l2 l3 :
Bstteries-ClsEkso and Daring Maui and
Clements.
At Pittseurg-
Pifts6urr..-...7 . 0 q o o-s rs z
Satseriss--Gslvin and Miller, Gilmore and
Mack.
Az Indisnspois-
Tadianspoiis-- o 1 0-3 s
New Iork.9 1 ? o0o e-r u I
Bsfterics-Hss.ey and Arundel, Kesse aud
Brown.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15
FRIENDS FOUND TOO LATE.
Laura Johnssn Dies From the kGects o
Poison.

Laura johnson Dies From the Effects IF
Poison.
Laura Johnson or "LoIly Knspp" ss she
was called oy her sss6ciates, ~ho took e
dose Of carrosivs sublinnate with suicidal
intent lsst week Thursday. died yesterday
afternoon from the effects Of the poison in
her room over e6 Csasi-st Coroner Brsdish
vss summoned. bat Sc TIE woman bad
confessed that sbs COX the poison for the
purpose Of taxing her life, be did not think
Il necessary 10 hold an inqaext The de-
ceased formerly lived az Aiiegsn and lstsr
st KALAMAZOO, whence sbe cane TO this
city she led veTy ~isd lfs for
several vesrs bat = fsw veeks ago
determined t. ''brsce I'D snd be soE8.body. =
ss sAe expressed y, and Il Is sad succeeded
very wei u esrrying oct her good rsso e
to1s until she asd q zaisonasrstAndinx
wish her ever. They o1srre.ed o. a. east
ne renowned kes. and she to0k fhe poison
and suffered tsrribiT fer . rsek. Ths peo-
BE il the clock freafs3 Ger 80 kiEdy Tat
she dsd not ~snt 20 d., and sad tat bad
she known thst So hsd frien1 ir fhe
world. sac voald never hsTs st'e1nofs5 -
tsSe hsT lil>- Re at,xss from Kalamazoo
arTivs1 AS ehf s11 80 rszaiDs AL -
tsksn 70 thst cifV for au~aei
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15
ANOTHER BURGLARY.
A Safe Blown Open I'm Ottawa County-A
Valuable Colt.

txsSsssst 1xNss.,s-st,sNs-
ZEzLAND. Sept. i4.-Burglars entered the
store of Rutgers & Tien, At G.safschap,
three miles south Of Holland, and blew the
safe open. Mr. Ten heard the explosion,
woke bis partner and ran for the store as
three men came running out of the store.
Mr. Tiea vas there jus. in time to prevent
them from getting the money, some 500.
C Brusse & Son are putting IN a new
plate glass front in their clothing store-a
big mprovement.-A. DeKruif druggist,
received two telegrsns yesterday Offering
him 81 900 for his fve-year-old gelding Roy.
down IN the. .twentiss before the Fall races
ciose
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

Lon Ho5sss. 81 The Erm of Clark A
Hodges. ard Miss Minnis l. Sheldon. hook
keeper foT TIE E.fon, Lyon 4 AHs1 Print
ing Conpsny. were msrried by Eev p. {.
6rsrford. At The residence of A ~ Cksro-
bers ls3 Bighisnd-sve-. 81 - oc.oek -
isr5ay morning Affer pa~fskire of .
wp3anx arsaEfsst rroTi8tc ~ NJ ard
N~s Chambers. tbs bsrry coupls fsa or
ths fast trsia for CbicaEo. foz short trin
in the NJ e=s
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15
IakEvIEW.
The Agricultural Society VIII stssd by Mr.
Rogers

Rogers
txrAsssss - vsNxsRAs--s>Nls
LAkKvIEv. Sept. l4.-Deputy Fish War
den Call and Deputy Sheriff Gilleo last
evening visited Town Line Lake and
"scooped" four lone fishermen sho were
spearing. IL don't do TO spear around Mr..
Call--Ats meeting Of the Board of Direc-
tors Of the Lakeview Agricultural Society
on Saturday the following reso-
luton WAS adopted: Thai the
scsisty assume all liability and
expenses incurred BY it, Secretary. T. r.
Rogers. in the suit lately commenced by
l.. Ross, Of Grand Rapids. and to
furnish all bonds required in said suit.
This resolution meets the hearty approval
of ell Lskeview people.-The date for
the Lakeview Fair has been fixed for 0ct
IL. IL. 1S, IA. Governor Luce viii deliver
an address to the farmers on Friday, the
1fth.-Mrs. III. Bale. an old resident. and
q lady greatly respected, was buried today.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

Among the prodixals a. home is Thomas
F. Carroll who returned yesterday from
three weeks visit In New York. kr. Car
roll, hsvinga very extended aud happy &C
ouaiptance with the bioods Of New York.
spent q delightful social season there and
bad Il not been for . fearful fur pas at
Newport his cup OF hspplDess
would be quite complete. En-
gene D'Nsnu. the cebonnsire and talented
editor Of Torn TOPICS. the finest iD fact tie
only, society Journal in America. invited
Mr.. Carroll 20 attend ball sf the Newport
Casino. Mr.. Carroll parted bis vhisters 8
little wider and vent down. Immediately
upon his enusuce isto the ball room .
number Of ancient maiden ladies put their
fans 10 their fsces and utterins shrieking
oh, my7' gathered Up their skirts and Jeff
the room. considerable embarrassment
on the part Of ar. Mann and bls guest fol-
lowed, until II ~ss discovered that the well
known Crane Raysos attorney had bean
taken for EnrisD9s R1oeern Loveisos, the
Duke q Marlborough. Between George
Charles Spencer Churchill, whoss titles are
Duke Of Marlborough, Marquis Of Bland
ford. Earl Of Sunderland. Baron Spencer,
OF Wornlefehten, srs Baron Churchill. Of
SsndTides Prime of the Holy Roman I'm.
pare and Prisce ksndeissim IL susbis and
Thomas r. Csrroii. Of this city. there IL .
striking rssembispcs The Dufe was then
g. Newpsrf aad attended the bsi thsts even
ing. hencs TIE mistakes OF the aforesaid
ancient msi3sns.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15
THE POLICE TO BLAME.
Convincing Evidence I'm Reference to the
Mitchslistown Tragedy.

Convincing Evidences In References to the
Mitchslistown Tragedy.
Coax. Sept. 13.-The coroDer's inoaest
over the victims of the Mitchellstow wn
tragedy, has abduced evidence of Q differ
eat nature from that offered on Monday
night in the House Of Commons. Head
Constable Dohsrty's evidence differs mater
tally from Balfour's statement, and is far
more favorable to the Irish. A Scotch
tourist, who was present At the shooting
and whose opinion is entirely unbiased,
tells story Of the ARRAY that sides with the
version the Nstionslists gave He says the
fault lies with the police who were demor-
allied. and after reaching safe quarters,
wsntOnly fired into the crowd Nearly eli
the testimony taken points 70 this conclu-
sion.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

CTscufT-Chsries g. Comstock vs. Charles
W Bisks e. al. Cbsncery. Hearing on
pleading sn6 proof. Argued and admitted
SrFFnIop The people vs. George X. Mi
holland. Faist gsretensss. Jury disagreed.
and cause confined over tsrm---Tbe pe0-
pie 20. william Nay, trnplss5sd with sam
usl MAJ Hetfenced 10 county for one
dsy-Tbe people vs. bsnuel hsy. Lar
ceny. Change Of plea 20 guilty.
PEoBsTs-In 70 Jacob DE Wierd. a de-
pendent snS nerlecisd child. Order of sd-
rnittsncs 90 state Public school, 81 Oold
-ster-- Estate - 0fosf Sea- Jn iDssDs
person. Petition fsr spplicsnf 81 g1arSisn
+ led Hearing Or. 1---Fststs of 50hsrnes
CorDslius En0o. AZ ins.os F,eTsor p f.
Ton Tor applicant % gslsr6isn fled. EesF-
fne Sept. a'- E~tste ef Ceiexsea hal
Decreased PefitiCa foF determination ~
heir fled. Hearing Oct 1o--Eslste O
Dirk Ksrin8s Keep -. e. Einor. Order
appointing fsocbus De fonrs gDsrdian
bond lied and letters issDet
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

assa7ss&. eept. IA fhs nftsrresn
session q ths Rspu5liasn STATE Convsufiet.
fzs Fred 6rsnt wss unsBiDouslv non
inss4d 7eerstsrv - etste. Jssss LsmoTssaT
wss neralDsse6 Tor ComDtroIlsr. Jsoes r
Csr~siohse feT ssst< Trsssursr snz Nstsr
James A. De-. risen fss Atternsy Genera
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

CsDAs sPR1Nss, Sept. 1.-The attendance
at the Fair today was the largest ever pres
snt. The number Of entries is over Eve
hundred. Several Grand Rapids merchants
and manufsctursrs are present. and are
making Displays Governor Lacs will be
here tomorrow, and the committees meet
this evening and make arrangements to
give him q rousing reception.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

TIE sac ~ rsssrvs3 sss for ''Cur Jsn-
NE the lstesf E1ocsss ~ vhiah Jennie
YesuAns srsp<srs - fhs Woa5sr3snd
toesare Dext vesk. oS~os this rrsernsne.
Tlsos> pzrchssiag SEATS IL asvzoos w5l -
presented VII soavsDlr pnosogrsghs Of
ssnEis
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15
7AND RAPIDS MIcH THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER IS se7



fesight HsversEs ainstxsls sppear st
Pssers Grand osers Hoass. Il Is nsea.sss
70 s4y there vi be lsrgs house The
snnssneat-zosrs OF tkis eisy need Bet g
knos that Cal Hsssriy hss GOV the finest
minstrel esgsnfzssiea With which his Rams
las ever been esnseetsa 10 M the theatre
fFs2 pazeusEis 10 gallery. Many old-tims
fssoFitss ana new snd orisia al comedians
are with the eompaay. ss.ls shsuls be
seesfsd ~ the sex ofies early today.
Tae Criterion Opera Company gave q
really eroll and funny representation oi
La Asscsiteo AZ the Wonderland last
night. Miss Loeille MsreaithS Mas the
Befiins and. Nr. Abcrn the Lorenzo. ffo.h
we're loudly sppiaa5sd rs was also Mss
Thropp. who sang frametsa we'll. There
will be . Enatiaee tkis 2fleraoo3 AZ whie d
the ever welcome Gaines of NOrmsnds
will De given. The same bili VIII Dc pre-
senIed tonight
Edwin Haaford and his dramatic com
pany continue 70 arouse the Redmond
audiences to enthusiasm nightly in Part
ners IN Crime"
"Our JSrn4e 4 the catchy title OF clever
Jennie Yeamkns play, in which the dash
ing soubreita will appear ali next week si
the Wonderland
Acting Ma nager Congo has a pleasing
bill 10 present at Powers Grand Opera
House for fsir week. The McCollin Opera
Company is bne Of the strongest ana mos
evenly balanced that hss ever been seen In
Grand Rapids, the ssloists are favorite.
everywhere. and there is . splendid chorus
That delightful opera. The Bsggar Stu.
dent" will open the week.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

CxDsR sPRISss. Sept. I4-N. r. Hill.
postmaster sf this place. fell while in MS
barn shout . week ago. and sustained In
lures fram which be has suffered seriously
sincs. Today he has been failing, and To-
night II is not believed thst be can live til
morning. ne is S. years old.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15
A STRANGE CASE.
Reported Death from Hydrophobis Yes
terdav st Cedar Springs.

terdav at Cedar Springs.
CkpkR SPRINGS. Sept i&-Mr. J. C.
Beardslee, al old gentleman, . farmer who
lives near here, died suddenly today sf
hydropho6ia, st The age of about 80. Some
forty years ago be Vas bitten by mad dog.
He recovered from the slight wound.
speedily. and very little bad been thought
OF IL bY him since; il had almost escaped
bis memory. On Sunday last he was taken
III With The uamistskabls symptoms Of
hydropaobis, which resulted fatally. This
strange aud terrible case has naturally
occssioned much comment.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

DrrRorT. sept. IA --Gstzein, toe crack
pitcher OF ths Detroit base bsll club, wss
invited 70 the Russell House last evening
snd prssentsd 81 ais friends With three
hundred dollar gold watch.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

LoxDex. seps l4-It i rspersed thst ths
Duxs of Devsnshirs has oeenzze con-ers
- tie Hous-rals pclicv of olss.tone and
= tryias O. influence his son. Lord Hart
Il xten. - sssags ass s<srs % tas oscsA
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

t<tleettt = - t-te-ARe-A-tNA&
RrvrRDsLx Mich, Sept. l4.-Ths en-
carnpu,snt opened up today, large Bun-
Der of posts being present A large crowd
q srpectsd tomorrow % witness the
q hssrs
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

BxRErs. SEPT Ave hrothe-s named
Jusrgsnss7. who hsvs rssseed f5T t-snty
years IN Anerios, ard recently returned q
their h1uas O fbs Isssn1 Fohr, hsvs b~sn
erSsred 70 aait Prussia.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15
DRUNK OR CRAZY.
Peculiar Performances of . Milwaukee
Druggist

Peculiar Performances Of . s,jlwsukee
Druggist
Frank II. Donndly, q Milwaukee drug
gist arrived in town Tuesday and proceeded
to ''do up" the plscsi in which be succeeded
quite admirably. He toek great pains TO
show certain novelty 10 coats. wearing a
sample of the same. He. claimed to be the
identical man whom Jay Gould had singled
ont of the tens of thousands TO get up new
power OF locomotion. This he displayed 70
the minds of who he could get TO listen TO
him in a startling manner, showing how be
would send q train OF cars along NJ the rate
OF forty miles per hour BY an imagih AIRY
motor peFer. He slso told about the
famous Turkish baths with ice cream
saloon attachment with which be was
going to startle the world. He purchased a
box at Rcwers Opera House Tuesday even
ing during The play "Evsngeline," after
which he proceeded to Wilson's drug store.
ordered several cases of wine, etc. sent up
10 the hotel and finally brought up in the
lcckup before morning. de was discharged
in the morning. His proceedings yesterday
were about the same as Tuesday only
worse. Last evening he rushed ints one OF
toe telegraph Offices took a desk and tegun
to write snort hand la quite o startling
msnna. IL being decided bp DR.. l. Barth
that he was OF bis mental base, Emory
Bridge, clerk st Sweets hotel, telegraphed
bis friends At Milwaukee Of his condition.
and received q ssply 70 bold him until they
could get here to take care Of him. He is
certainly an exceptional genius, but is
badly of his case.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

At New YORK
Rvockiyn. s. Ciacirnat. Z
At New York
Nsrnsrx zs1ee -Hes sraFoi tans, z. cs1cfz-sti. 4
Afsrn1on ssre-AstroF oF-oliians. 2. CleVslsnc a
A. essfirzGre-
.ts-n4s~e 9. ~ crrsS
seven lnalngSs zsus esiled on sesprnf q 6srk-
ueSS
Al rrr aSei-fsx-~
As,lietlcs. z A-ssisSiile.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

Thcrs'u Be Pun at the Cedar Tomorrow.
Today will be the big day Of the Cedar
Springs fair. Governor Luce viii be there
snd viii undo1hteilv draw isrre crowd.
bat the most interesting event Of the meet
ing will eccur tomorrov. u vii be run
ming race. which promises 10 be the roost
erciting ever seen - the county. Among
the horses rhich have gone from this CITY
sre Cbet- Hodges 'Sorrsi Dan" BerneT
TArewsv's Johnnie. and Bob f,ogsn's
Tempest" I" Then there Is Dix0n's Isaac
p Of Lowell. Mr.. Woods r sck Friday. -
Of Cascade. snd Minnie Morris the mare
that claims the ebs18pjonsbip ~ TIE sists.
Arthur Iczsn's black cot. Phi. eheri.
dan. sen - yesterday and vii start IN
ths green rsce.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15
CHANGED DAILY.

Has 1t ever occurred 70 you the time and
labor tbsi - spent on these csiurs cups
and ssucers zen &C rnnth sdn<rs1 VIZ.
even plain cup and sspc-r before ifis tn
ithsd has 10 &c throngh sfs or ssvsn dia<r-
eDt hsDds. lcttita alone the friss After
going through cue Of tbess pofftries aud
seeing the pstient spd lsberous work tkst
j. required even to rssks one a thoss 3
cent cups and ssuoers, which ve SO much
dsspiss, sne after seeing tbs hundreds
snd hundreds 81 girls escsretins
don't see how yeu cen psss hen
BY and call them tTifes. Indeed they are
not trIAss 70 make. even IL we dor'i charge
al enormous price for them. Tboss
cnssners for 10 cspts. ans these csps and
ssucers for - cents. ere Just a. hsfd to
make IN The white 90 tn0ss fer ten times 90
much. They are not made IN = minus
on the contrary il tskes dsys - cs1rlsts
oDe ss they can 90 oDiy 80 much 81 time.
And then fhosf Japanese plates for =
ceDts-if they were made IN this oeunfry
We could not sell them shor4 II g. in fact
We could not fnsls the ooiors made bF ths
Jspe, vbe reosfye only two or three osnls
Tor their days work.
Lsnpsi I.mpsfi Tsmsxfif
Those Of you who wfat Ieulp, lei 10
tel yea new 10 the time " bpy, as ws ars
making sozs SPECIAL basysins Tics shade
lsfnps for Is and - ospts, sDd hsx d-nnss
ones with elos-s fof tl7t snd fz2D.
These gi0be lsmps can b. trimmed up al
sprts Of wsys 70 suii the purchs@~< Aud
then those hand amps for the Kitchen. az
~ cents. srs having ouits . run. spe fof 20
cents yeu ear hsSs pretty coiorsd stand
lsmp-not . small ons. brf nice isrfs
q ~. such - We used y fst 81 cents fef.
lpirst floor. 10 ths resf-ns<r our cable
road Oar
Toy Deps<tme.t
On The third floor ltsks eur cable road y
sbout oonpiefs. and bsrf yvu VII n1o any
thing aud everything - plerss the lffis
ones We are showing o large assortment
Of rev spe move t0rs. some fhines fhsi ere
inst out which We are sure tbe1 csnnot
bsip bsf take. u IL not ersrr ons that
knevs We fssp f.ll libs Of
Tciist SOAPS Of AL finef. fesifis sosf<.
shaving sosT's sne also combs q s~erF os-
seription 80 well ss hsif brushes bs,r pms.
shs~ins brushes. sno scfio ~ eti,sf
things too numerous e reu-ioD. We
fs-s the pom snd slse the aDsas VIII n
ssii II car cad lots "a cur who.esfls es1eb.
iishfnsnts 80 vs might fufi e. ~ give
yen The ssHsfst pf sks ert-srsg lsr prfees
which vs car s7gfd "a Fuf on thes - 20
ip pori tAsn alrsof sDd 10 sucs lsrrs anrn-
| titles tfst vs re%ivf sH lie po,saioie dis-
counts. Third .eor-tsfs onf nsbls fss6
| u = osfon isbing bgu fasf tboss fkfsxs on
| the b. nf-tss II OF
efi~ev rerntef
| Are eoine Alnosf everybody sfeps q. ftir
| stirfctive tssit srd kuFt something befars
| theT lsavs - trs prices sFsssrneshinf ven
oerfBl as fsr a. iowness is reDoefns - Jnsf
fnink oi epe-bs8 q WY tbs5 n<Hhet
>. rnsds f,a tbs priof 80 are ssii,sf fbsm
a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

fsOrE EA11 WF1nsinf tswnsffT, o. we1nezSsr
eeoeeznf Z. - xnslt dessEnse- ~ ceo-Re e1c
6s<sis 1<<z<. acc a rear SIC Ensnshs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

To. standing Of the cl1ss up to and in
cluding the games Of yesterday, IL a. fol.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15
THE STREET RAILWAY COMPANY,
Of Grand Rapids.

The undersigned stock holders. directors
and officers of tue Street Railway Company
CT Grand Rapids. having become tired OF
the unmanly and unwsrrsnted Course OF
the Democrat towards the Company in which
we are interested, whatever may be the en-
terprise in hand, take this method OF de-
nouncing ss false 20 the personal knowl-
edge OF each and all. OF us, the editorial In
Yesterday mornings Democrat concerning
The proposed Chefry-st. line. This Company
has actually expended about $4,000 in the
purchase OF land and material for the con-
struction of that line upon the faith Of the
order of the Common Council OF January
last aud we do each and all concur ia and
endorse the foregoing letter
Dated. Grand Rapids Mich, Septemtsr
Is, 1881.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

Edwin Haaford and his dramatic COM
pany continue 20 arouse the Redmond
audiences to enthusiasm nightly in Part
ners In Crime"
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15
OUR $500
Gentltuen's Dress Shoes! I!

Are the best in the mar
kei for the money. They
arc made in eight differ
ent styles, with seam
less vamps, solid lesth-
CT counters and iner-
soles, and arc as stylish
as So and SIS shoes.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

Are eoine Alpost everybody steps a. ftis
stfrfctivs tsbit srd kuFt eonseftine btfars
ihes issve - trs prices srtssrneshinf ven
rierfui 80 far ~ io~ness ~ ceDceFn 50 Jnsf
sf4fnf 81 esrse-bsf q Wy tbe4 nfHfff
>. rnsds f,n tbs pri4 80 are ssiissf tbsn
A.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

l.. II. WfTHFT,
Vice president and Director.
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Director.
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Secretary.
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Director and Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-15

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the Wonderland.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-07-01

Court In General Term-Chief Justice Bing.
ham and Justices James and Merrlck-Tolson
VS.. Inland and Seaboard Coasting Company;
argument concluded and cause submitted.
Circuit Court. Division No. l-Justice Cox
Iuckett VS.. Baltimore aud Ohio railroad; Juror
withdrawn aud cause continued. Lydddne vs..
Farley; suit dismissed without costs.
Circuit Court, Division No. 2-Justiep Hag-
ner.-Shipman W.. Fletcher; argument In
progress, Assignment unchanged.
Equity Court-Justice Merfick.-Ruth vs..
Ruth; auditors report confirmed, Naylor VS..
post 10 be returned. Hold Carriers Society vs.
Brent; testimony ordered taken before Ex-
amiper VIM. W. Mohun.
Criminal Court--Justiee Montgomery =
Samuel Jennings, assault with intent TO kill;
guilty with recommendation to mercy.
Anthony Wells. assault with intent TO kill
John Shea; jury respited until this morning
feited. Charles GoOdall, second onenss petit
larceny; guilty; sentence suspended.